Looks better without a giant rock in it, that's for sure. [ let alone the fact that it's all red and ominous and terrifying right now at home but
it's fine. ]
...I get it, though - nothing better than getting out into the fresh air. Grew up around it, myself, and being in Grand Trad made me twitchy. [ a hum. ] You must be missing the ocean like hell, too.
at the mention of the ocean he just. puts an arm over his eyes with a laugh ]
I was missing it in Oceanside when I could see it. You know it took like, six weeks to get access to the beach? [ and he was DEAD when it came out. ] I'm gonna lose my sea legs at this rate.
[ help. he laughs a little, though, takes the kick easy, and folds his hands behind his head. ]
About our world, hm? I miss his highness, certainly. [ first and foremost. ] And the rest of our crew. Things are - well, you saw, back in our memories. Nightmarish, at the moment.
... But... not long before things all went to hell, I used my inheritance to buy a hundred houses for the remaining refugees of Halia. [ there's a very soft emotionshare here, a sensation of sadness and then something warm and hopeful, a deep, deep love for his home and his people. ]
I'm looking forward to getting back to getting them settled, above all.
Indeed. Us winning is only the start of things - it hardly fixes any of the problems, just stops the bleeding. It'll be his highness' job to help guide us to a better world.
...Rebuilding my house and my home is my own duty, though. I've long had the dream to restore Halia to her former glory, as I remember her; those refugees are my true inheritance, above anything else. It's going to take time, effort, and funds, but it'll be beyond worth every moment of strife.
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grimaces a little ]
Looks better without a giant rock in it, that's for sure. [ let alone the fact that it's all red and ominous and terrifying right now at home but
it's fine. ]
...I get it, though - nothing better than getting out into the fresh air. Grew up around it, myself, and being in Grand Trad made me twitchy. [ a hum. ] You must be missing the ocean like hell, too.
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[ why is your world so terrible etc.
at the mention of the ocean he just. puts an arm over his eyes with a laugh ]
I was missing it in Oceanside when I could see it. You know it took like, six weeks to get access to the beach? [ and he was DEAD when it came out. ] I'm gonna lose my sea legs at this rate.
[ he wont but listen ]
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[ with a snort and an eyeroll, but with a laugh of his own. ] That'd be like me forgetting how to pick up a sword.
[ the sort of thing that you just have as your beating heart, a part of your soul. he gets it. ]
Sounds like torture, though, to keep you from it specifically for that long. Suppose that's the specialty of these places.
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[ he's joking. he reaches out a hand towards the sky just like. to stretch ]
Well, I'll get to see it sooner rather than later, hopefully. Anything you're looking forward to back home?
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Killing Louis.
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Got a couple of people on my list too. [ kicks his foot lightly ] But I meant things about your world you miss.
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About our world, hm? I miss his highness, certainly. [ first and foremost. ] And the rest of our crew. Things are - well, you saw, back in our memories. Nightmarish, at the moment.
... But... not long before things all went to hell, I used my inheritance to buy a hundred houses for the remaining refugees of Halia. [ there's a very soft emotionshare here, a sensation of sadness and then something warm and hopeful, a deep, deep love for his home and his people. ]
I'm looking forward to getting back to getting them settled, above all.
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Sounds like you've got your work cut out for you even after you fix everything and make Louis swallow his own teeth.
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Indeed. Us winning is only the start of things - it hardly fixes any of the problems, just stops the bleeding. It'll be his highness' job to help guide us to a better world.
...Rebuilding my house and my home is my own duty, though. I've long had the dream to restore Halia to her former glory, as I remember her; those refugees are my true inheritance, above anything else. It's going to take time, effort, and funds, but it'll be beyond worth every moment of strife.
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[ and also because he CANNOT let it go unteased; ]
And that gives you some time before you have to get married.
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You are never going to let that go, are you...?
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Aw, c'mon. Everyone trying to find workarounds for something that isn't a real problem's been a little funny.
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[ he says, with an eyeroll - but it's like so clearly lacking any heat. ]
You're all enthusiastic, I'll give you that. Insane, but enthusiastic.
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[ strohl, ]
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[ he says
with a grin on his face ]